Red Sonja and the Witch of Lankar; Part 5 by mdbruffy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This one was alittle involved- I know, seems like they're all getting that way. The scene beyond the window had to be dealt with first- otherwise, the file would have been too big to render.It encludes James, Nikki,Maya, a roman shield, M3 and V3 tunics,M3 Medieval leggings,chloe hair, the Grand Hall Entrance trees by Mapps and a house built from George279's components. The corral and the buckets were built by me using primatives. All of this was then rendered and once it ws done, I imported a cloth plain and applied it as an image map. I then saved the object to the props library. When it came time to use it, I was able to import it like any other prop and position it beyond the window exactly where I needed it.
As for the rest, the wall is part of Webbird's excellent Wanderer's Taverne. In this case, I built the ceiling from primatives and angled it up at 12 degrees. The end result being more like a stage set- which made it easier to position the lights. I applied Webbird's textures to both it and the picnic table so everything would match. The pottery is by JS Software. The weapons are a mix from Questor,Bladesmith and Mapps.
News Dept: For those of you who don't know yet, Sonja's armour is - FINALLY- available in the free section and I'd like to take this chance to thank Mapps for hosting the file. Also, concerning the MB Peachy character textures I used for Sonja, if anyone knows who created them- or where the file can be found these days, please let me know. Thanks.

Comments (5)
Very Cool Scene! Great work with your story and images! Excellent!
A great scene!! Excellent made!!! All this wonderful woman and you dressed them up very well!!(or less)LOL Very complex scene and the poses are wonderful!! You can see the movement!! Excellent!
Very cool, and you are welcome :-)
Wow!!! The exellent picture!!! Fantastic work!!!
Good lighting & color effects here! Good character poses & facial expressions, too! Still enjoying the storyline!